AGM 3470 Lantern

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  1. Norman

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    This is my AGM 3470 500 CP lantern. I haven't been able to run this lantern mostly due to the generator was shot. Fortunately 2 3470 generators came available on the bay of evil. Yep as you can already guess I installed one of the new generators and this lantern is a dark chaser that's for sure. Here's some pictures for you guys to enjoy. Cheers

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  2. Henry Plews

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    It's always nice to get a lantern to do what it's supposed to do. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
     
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    A grand old lantern works again!:thumbup::thumbup:
     
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    it's a nice result. :thumbup:
    Preheating with alcohol, is it a kerosene lantern?
     
  5. Norman

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    G'day Martin,

    Yes this is a kerosene lantern.

    I've done a few Frankies using the upper section of an AGM 3016 lantern and most of the time the preheater side of the control valve doesn't work so I will use a preheater cup. The reason I will use the upper section of the lantern is because the fuel tank/fount has stress cracks which unfortunately very common with AGM.

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    Thanks Norman, it's hard to distinguish which fuel American lanterns use by general appearance.
     
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    Nice lantern.
    Mine was full of stress cracks and received a Caswell treatment.
     
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    Would be nice if a photo was taken of the lantern not lit as it can’t be seen with it lit, too bright to see features.
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